Quick question on loading times

[Pete1burn]

This might sound like griping and it really isn't. It's more curiosity than anything.

I have a new Asus G752VS OC edition laptop, i7, 32GB RAM, GTX 1070. I replaced the stock SSD with 2x Samsung 960 Pro 512s in Raid 0, and did a clean install of Win10 to get rid of the bloatware. All drivers are updated etc.

I play BF1 on it mostly, and I've noticed that my load times are slower than a lot of people I play with, both when loading into a game, and also the end of round results and Battlepack handouts etc. I constantly hear people saying they got a battlepack before my screen is even loaded at the end of a round. Most of them have systems with far lower specs than mine.

The game plays fine and the laptop is blazingly fast otherwise, so what could cause that? Like I said, not griping, just curious.

Thanks in advance.

 

[BarbaricSoul]

internet speed and latency would be my first suspects

 

[Pete1burn]

Internet is 150/100 and latency to the servers is typically around 20ms

 

[Gasaraki]

That is weird. Maybe you can post your AS SSD numbers so I can see if your windows settings are configured properly for your SSDs.

 

[Pete1burn]

Sure, I'll do that tonight.

 

[eidairaman1]

Raid can slow them down, id go back to a 850 pro and call it.

 

[Pete1burn]

Benchmark attached.

 

[Jetster]

Its a laptop

 

[Pete1burn]

Yes...

 

[londiste]

more data to load? game settings?
maybe reducing the settings (expecially storage heavy ones like textures) would reduce the load times?

edit:
4k results on your as ssd screenshot seem awfully low as well. someone above pointed out that raid might actually hinder performance in your case.

 

[pigulici]

It is the only game where this is happen?

 

[Pete1burn]

It's a new laptop, so really it's the only game I've played besides Titanfall 2, but I play single player there. If it happens anywhere else, I don't know about it.

 

[pigulici]

Try another game...